Motor Legal Expenses

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Never before has it been so important for clients to have access to a comprehensive Motor Legal Expenses policy – and as such, UK Sure remains committed to ensuring that clients have an understanding of the benefits associated with Motor Legal Expenses and the cover afforded to them. We offer Motor Legal Expenses policies that protect and defend clients whilst minimizing risk and extra costs associated with unexpected events.
 

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Replacement vehicle to keep you mobile in any situation including a faulty accident, fire, theft, or total loss situation.

 

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Here are just some of the associated features and benefits:

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Underwritten by A Rated Insurer
UK Sure Motor Legal Expenses policy is underwritten by one of the UK’s leading insurers – making it one of the most reliable and dependable products on the market.

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£100,000 Limit of Indemnity
​The policy provides up to £100,000 of cover throughout the period of insurance.

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EU Territory Cover

Cover is extended beyond UK territory limits to provide peace of mind when driving across the European Union. This includes vehicle repatriation, roadside assistance and replacement vehicle hire.

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Motor Prosecution Defence Cover
​If you are at risk of their licence being revoked or suspended due to criminal prosecution brought about by a motoring offence, then you can rest assured that the cost of your defence is covered by your insurer. 

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Cover for Drivers & Passengers​

Not all Motor Legal Expenses policies provide complete protection for both the driver and any passengers. UK Sure are committed to ensuring that the driver and any passengers involved have access to the most appropriate level of support.

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Why choose Motor Legal Expenses with UK Sure

In contrast to a 'no-win, no-fee service, our legal team will never take a cut of your compensation - with Motor Legal Protection from UK Sure you'll always receive 100% of your entitled payout. We're committed to providing the services we say we will. We're authorized and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, so if you ever have a complaint, you have a right to report it to the Financial Ombudsman.
 

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